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Concerns have been raised over the contract awarded by Government for a much-delayed building project. Minister of Public Works Michael Weeks pledged yesterday that work to fix the retaining wall at Devon Spring Road, Devonshire, will begin in Januar...

Government’s training initiatives have benefited “countless” unemployed and underemployed Bermudians, Economy Minister Patrice Minors said yesterday. Mrs Minors was backed by PLP candidate Diallo Rabain, a board member of the National Training Board,...

A Government pledge to rebuild a wall and reopen a road in Devonshire after nine years of complaints was met with mixed feelings from locals yesterday. One Devon Spring Road resident described the news as like being “given a million dollars” but othe...

Getting young Bermudians educated and working ahead of impending demographic shifts will prove critical in the future, the One Bermuda Alliance warned. Pembroke Central candidate Andrew Simons said the OBA planned to keep “an eye on the road ahead” i...

Parliamentary hopeful David Petty is promising to push for equal human rights, good governance and sustainability if Pembroke South West voters elect him on December 17. Mr Petty’s “Liberal Socio-Capitalist” platform, released yesterday, also calls f...

Whichever party wins the general election next month, political victory will come with the heavy responsibility for huge public debt and the need for unpopular decisions on government spending and revenue. By the end of the fiscal year in March next ...

Constituency 27, Warwick North Central, is a populous residential district — and, comparatively young, in relation to the rest of the Island. Containing 1,028 Bermudians according to the 2010 Census, the area running from Burnt House Hill to Longford...